Letter

1 Introd|         himself as a stoic, quite indifferent about his “carcase.” His
2 XX    |      Fairs, talking Sport, acting indifferent, being a fool up to the
3 XXVII |       always the contrary of what indifferent ones suppose.~I was very
4 CCLXII|      stoical, dear master, or too indifferent. You should always protest
5 CCXCVI| absolutely to WILL, and not to be indifferent to the griefs which we are
6 CCCII |          were immoral, skeptical, indifferent or heart-broken. You say
7 CCCII |           well that he thinks you indifferent. He is right: supreme impartiality